Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 231, Hammond, Lake County, 18 March 1920 — Page 5
Thursday, March IS, 1920
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PERSONAL I
SOCIAL NEWS
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IS TOURING WEST IN INTEREST OF BUSINESS WOMEN
One of th most enjoyable ilanoes ef the season was Risen ly 'rak' Patrol ana I'twm ami P.ugle i.ns last evening at Mas.-ni.: Tempi.-. One of the ffulurt'S of 1!.- dunce, was the evhit.it ion drill put on l.y t! patrol which was .-nj -y.-.I l.y the '.l.u-..-.-r. A f lr the ilriu. the prttr..: pres. ist.-.l Mrs. J.-i-.n Sodeih.-rg. vu of the i'.pl.im, with a beauttf-.il I oqj-'t of f,ov rs. r T- Vn Canur.a Slirma de . iiiht fu 1-
ly enlcrta'.nea Thursday evening at j the usual bus'ness and electb n t :- fleers tli hostess ser el a dainty lunch. on. Th next meeting will be hel I j In two weeks a: the homo vt Mis.-, Let'.. a i.'oive'.'.". - - l D. H. of I. . T . Diet at. the h..nt of; MUses Beatrice and Helen l-.--vn !atevening. The evening was spent p'ny in; Bunco. The highest so. .re w a won; by Miss Ida Th.'sir ami The se.o:i.lj highest by Hannah Lipshutz. The lout ss served a delicious luncheon. I
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ft. an.l Mr. W. 11. Or verfert h. ' 7303 Kbfrhart avt., t'hlcago. announce the arrival of a son. Friday morn in i,r. ' March 12. Both, mother and son iloinp; nicely. Mr. and Mrs. I'tnverff rth were former residents of this city. Mrs. Vmverforth is ti.-ce of Mrs. V. A.
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Uef committee will be held ml th t'hamber of Commerce tomorrow afternoon. All ladies Interested and representative from any church are requested to attend at 2:3", rtev. Hiwihornrrector of St. Faul's Kpiscopal church, has gone t Wheaton 111., for a few days. Just Ueceived Splendid assortment new Heotgette Wash Blouses and hand embroiderad wash Smocks at surprisingly low price. Gertrude Stewart. bii't Hohman St.. Hammond. 3-16-17-1S
Ulsnche f'arroll delightfully entertained a number of friends at a St. l'atrick's party last night at her home. 343 Oak. st. (im and music were tha feature of the evening, after which a dainty luncheon was jrved. Those present were Mlsss Mary O'Connor. Anna Falton. Mary Johnston. Selma Hrady. l.eota Halaburt. Loralne I'amphell. iSladys Stratton Irene Slingsby. Hianche Carroll. Messrs Cecil Newel', Arden Han. Homer Downey, Hoy Kaiser, Cale Hudd. August Smith. Tom Finnon, Henry Otto.
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ciianclal drawing- In the high school.
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The VT. B. A. of the 1-ady
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L. of f. hail. There will be Initiation i
and refreshments.
Klizabeth Sears.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sears, speaker for the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's ' Clubs, is niakinc: a trip of invest Ration into business conditions in the mid-west. In her opinion the influence of the business woman is ushering in a new dispensation "Men have been working: under the old dispensation," she points out, "which says that no woman shall'do anything: which she can possibiv inveigle a man into doing for her."
Mrs. V. S. Reiter is i'.l at the horn of her daughter. Mrs. Ju'.ius Meyn. cf. GlencJale Tark.
The T'eborah Aid Society n-.et ys-j terday for an ail day session. The day was spent with tj'iiltins ni' making preparations for the. Uaiaar, April 1st. The next meeting wi'l be a social afternoon at th linw of Mrs. AV. Talley, 17 AValtham st. J
St. Josephs Co'irt. 5 1 " Women s "ath cite Order of Koresters w ill h.'d i annual election tliis even ins at 7 .'oi
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j interesting: hard times custom".". and . every one reports a most enjoyable j time.
The members of the Harmon Club entertained at a delightful party at tne Country Club yesterday, it being the Club's ann-.ial guest tiny. A delicious four course luncheon was served. The decorations were in keeping with St. l'atrick's day and the guests received little baskrts or" Shamrocks as favors. Thar were overs !atd for twenty-tour guests and Mrs. IZ. K. Dickie acted as toast mistress, and appropriate toasts were given by the different oiuh members. Irish jokes and songs were, enjov, .I. after the luncheon there was a
The Regular business Ineeting
the South Side V . C. T 1". w ill be held al the home of Mrs. Roy Cameron. 807 South Hohman st., Friday evening. . Mothers Just arrived, a large line of Children's Hats, among them liie Italian Milans and Leghorns. They ate as low as $1.95. Gertrude Stewart, 6U6'i Hohman St.. Hammond. 3-16-17-18 POL. HEAD
CZAR'S DAUGHTER ' IS DISCOVERED 1 INTrNTIONL NrS SERVICE!
WASHINGTON. March IS Grand
Duchess Olga. sister of the late Czar of Russia, and one of three surviving members of the Romanoff family, has been found by American Red (.'toss workers living in a bo-car In South Russia. Dispatches here today gave
sinful Piles
A Free Trial of Pyramid Pile Traataeat la Oir ot the C.raaaeat Eveata Yea Fiver Kxprrleaeea. Tou are suffering dreadfully with ltrhlng, bleeding, protruding pllea r hemorrhoids. Now, go over
Voice of the People rOI.AMI TDK IOIOHT AMONG ATIOM.
Kdilor Times: j At the close of the Great War tne map of Europe underwent once again a great change. Nations and parts, of nations, that had been held In on- ; dage for hundreds of years by the land , greedy neighbors, arose again to their j former dignity as nations. Nations of, free and liverty loving peoples. On1 amot.g them was that thrice dismem-' hered country, I'oland, the Knight t amongst nations. j It Is of Poland and of her attempt , to re-establish herself as a nation that we wish to speak. The title "Knight! Amongst Nations" was given to herj by one of Americas foremost writers. I
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noon. Interment Will be held in Oik Hill cemetery in charge of undertaker N . Kir,meriing .
the name of the town living as Norvorosssick .
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TURK OFFICIAL IS ARRESTED BY ALLIES riNTERNATIONAL XES SERVICE ) LONDON. March IS The allied authorities at Constantinople have ar
rested riemal Pasha, formerly Tur
lsh minister of war, according to
Keuter dispatch front tn capital today. A prince and
also were arrested. Allied forces took over Constantinople yesterday after a short clash with g uards.
ROBERTSDALE
BUNIONS! Pain Stops Instantly Hump Vanishes TRY IT AT MY RISK
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eot.dU'oii. Vou fan wear a smaller shoe wi'h comfort. Test it et my ris.v. First trial convince. No clumsy ni-pa ra t u . tto rubler mould r r rr.teeror. r.o uricom f.rt hie leather shied or felt l;'d, rn piaster nor inussv sa I ve i t 1 ;cju:d. 1 f is PIDODYNE, for Bunions. Tou wiil say it is wonderful amazing i-o quick, so sure does jr act. Tfc.n't vvivs-te tiir.e s nrl money on useless methods. Pon't suffer. Try
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Afldreas KAT LABOEATORTES, Det. JB-305, 533 B. Dearborn St., Chicago, HI.
Adv. L i.UU I
Men. Women and Children are being treated fcr various diseases, without results, when their real trouble
suggestive Signs: Sharp pains in the stomach and in' .-st ines, coated tongue., rtiising of ob-strurt ion In the throat, con
tinuous MUTttne. ;..ss or npp. itu' witti j
greediness at tim-s. r a ' pi ' Uon of the liart, headaches, Oizz luss, hunrmiiig in the ear: darlt rings ut.der the eves, feeling faint with n empty stomach. pule complexion, r.erv cti-ntss, loss of embiticn. heaviness in I'.n'.bs, wcrn- ut feeling, etc. Sure St.xn: Passage cf small particles cf the worm. Our method expe'.ls ibe worm in a few days with no loss of t:nu- or work. Sufferers come to us from all parts of the
T't T!.tcs bbl their dance at Vnity llii!, St. Pa trick's evt-r.inpr and raffled eff the p.. rd for which they have been selling chances. The Ford was won by Harry AViss. clerk at the ''ar'.ton hotel. The lucky ticket was Tvaffie No. Series P . The r-vic. Department of the Hammond AVomrn's I'lub wi'l meet Friday evening at the homo of Mrs. J. Hutcbtns, 11 Uimbach ave. Suffrage committee in charge. Subject, "FTchoe6 from the Convention.'' Mrs. AVm. Love underwent an operation of St. Margaret's hospital a short time ago. She is now convalescing at the heme of her mother. Mrs. Morris C'harr.i aigne, of Sibley st. A very delightful birthday surprise party was given last night for Mrs. Josephine Koszozynski, at their home,
155 stlin sr.. At eight o cIock a
nicelv arranged, dinner: was served
with decorations of pink white. The guests w'io Mr. and Mrs. Frank, John. Bernard. Tory, Kdwaid, Martha and Hut tie Koszozynski, Mr. ami Mrs. AVm. John. Pearl ?r.d Cora AVerkowski. The eiigapeme-.it of John AV'eskowski and Hattio Koszozynski was announced they will be married in May. Mis. Frank Grcr.ewald of Roosevelt ave. !..-:. been ill with the fu. The Ladies '.i"hoiic Penvelent Association, r ranch ?!. will hold its regular meeting tomorrow afternoon at ::r,n in AVeis Hall. There wiil be an itiiatmn and all ir.embtrs arc rttiueted
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The Art 'oiiiniittee of the Hammorid
AVoin,n's I'iub hav e secured the serv -.Ices cf i'. II. Purk holder, of the Art Institute. Chicago, to deliver a lecture at the nifeting of the Hammond AVonian's iul. Saturday. March "I'tli at 3 p. in. at the K. of P. ha!!, corner of Ogilen and llohmtin streets, he subject, of his b-vture will be "Short Stories on Ait." The short stories which he will give will be: "The Artists at the War Front." "Pictures in the Home." "Ca rot." suggesting the force, practicability and poetry in art. Mrs. AV . II. Mikisch wiil render a few i-eiootions of music, interspersed between the stories, suggestive of the themes. Mrs. .1. T. '"lark is secretary of the committee and says that "a full attendance is desired, arid ail who attend may antie'rate a pleasant occasion."
KILLED ON WAY TO FIRE INTERNATIONAL NEWS SEP.VICEI W)IT.IE7l, Cc-ic. March IS. Joseph Piater. IK. son of c.ty manager, was killed; Chief of Police Bass', suffered a fractured skuil and three others were seriously injured shortly before nenn today, when an automobile in which the men were driv ng to a fire collided w.th a f.re truck.
SPORT RESULTS CHICAGO, March 1?. Basketball rBults: Kalamsroo. Mich. SI; Coushatta High Shrevoport. Ijl. S3. Cedar Rapids. Ia., 05; St. Mary. AVincno. Minn., 17. Stivers High, Payton, O. T,i; Altoon. Fa . 17.
BERGDOLLIS GUILTY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! XKYV TURK, March IS. AVhile no verdict was announced c-ffieially, it was reported at Governor's Island today that the courtmartial silting in the rase of Grever C. Pergdoll. wealthy PhKadelpihian draft-dodger, had reached a verdict of guilty. The case must be rev. e wed b yLieut. Gen. Hullard. commanding the department of the east before the outcome ran be officially announced .
a man who knew Poland as well aa he knew his own dear country, the glor-j
ion! United states, it was not s.mpiyj to give a rlne title to a long suffering! people, but was given deservedly, and
founded upon fact, as history can io
ably substantiate. There were numerous attempts by the Tartar, and Turk to oeerrun Kurope. and destroy Christ
ianity, and establish the rule of Mo-
bammed. But the greatest attempt
came in the year 16S3 when Kara ?.lus-
tapha with bis great hordes of Turks.
and Tartars laid seige to Vienna, the
gateway to Europe and further con
quest of Continental Christianity. A'len-
na was about to fa!!, when Leopold, Kmperor of Austria, turned to Poland and Its able warrior king, Jan Sobieskl, for aid. Jan gathered his ainiy and marched to the aid of A'ienna without further ado and September 12, 183 gave battle to the hordes of Kara Mustapha, and completely ennihiliaUd them, and saved Europe, and Christianity from the rule of the Crescent. It is from euch facts of history that the
GRIFFITH
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3Hr. Joe Miller and daughter of Gary pent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Mat. Grimmer.
Word was received from P.oy O. (There
Hiiis. former pastor here, that they had lost their daughier. 3 years old. with Influenza. The Ladies A.d are meeting today with Mrs. Howard Slkef. The Calumet river hs risen to cover the r.-ad at Black Oak and i up to the edge of the road on Turner avenue. Our meichants have all agreed to close their atores on Tuesday and Friday evenings at six o'clock. All other evenings at eight except Saturday. August Crotney has accepted a position at AA'hitirg- and w.ll move there s-on . Mrs. David Schaefer who was per
il. spired American author drew his title stcd on at at. Margarets hospital was
for Poland. "Knight Among Nations." t brought home Tuesda
dence. theie being three here. Dr. and Mrs. .1. A. -Taylor returned last evening from a vlsit with her parents at lAfaye'te. diaries I'iinton has returned from Poplar Bluff. Mo., where he has been working for several mt-inhs. The high school 'gave its operatta in the Grand theatre - Monday evening
was a good crowd out desp,;
the bid weather. Miss Beer. musical director of the eehool. was in charge c-f tha affair and she certainly can feel proud for the creditable -manner which the studentsVarried out-treir parts. Contractor Muzzal is getting the rns -terial on the ground preparatory to beginning work on the new public library. He expects to bg:n work soo-n as the froat is out of the ground.
ST. JOHN
DEATH OF ENOCH LAPE Fnorh TV Lape, 73 years of age. cNed at the home of hi) son Albert T. T-ATe. 1130 Madison street. Hammonl. yesterday afternoon, following a long iliness . The funeral will be held from th heme st two o'clock tomorrow efter-
Too Late To Classify ! I
IXST A p'ush lap robe Tuesday. March 16, bet. Hammond and S. Hammond. Fir.table reward. H. ,T. Pos-t, 2 Williams fit., phone Hammond "-18-2t
Wren, andj
visit uani-
I.ittle Miss Margaret Hagertorn. of
It 'Kimbacli ave., who is visiting itj, Fort Wayne, writes that on Tut-so sy j sh.e sau- Mr. llohin Ped I'.reast, Mr.l
I'.iue Jay and Miss Jennie hope that they will soon
l r.o nd . All-, and Mrs . 1'ernard Litz of 42 Frie street announce the engagement r.f their daughter, Josephine, to Anthony J. Voss. The Central AV. 'i'. T. I", wiil meet
toinorrw evening at the home of Miss
I Mdiiis A'lanchard. 195 Michigan ave.
Miss Louise I'arter the returned Missionary from China, will talk. Christine Ward will give several musical numhors. All of the ladies will piease hung their knitting as they are ani4!:s to complete- the qi.i'.t ther are making for the Hammond boy who is in the I-. r! Wayne hospital. He is a returned wounded soldier.
FIIKRIFF'S SALE. STATE OF INDIANA, COCNTV OP LAKE, SS: No. 17110. LAKE FITKP.IOR COURT, NOVEMBER TKRM. 1913. GUT C. AVHITE VS. DAVID f-HLAES ET AL. F.y virtue of an Order of Sale to tne directed from the Clerk of the Ike Superior CV.urt. , I will expose to public sale to th highest bidder for cash In hand, at the aj-t door of the (Tourt House in Crown Point, Indiana, on Saturday, the 10th day of April. 1PI0. between the hours cf ten o'clock A. M. and four o'clock P. M.. the rents and profits for a period not exceeding seven years, of the following real described estate estate, to-wit: Ixt thirty ( 30 ) as marked and laid down on the recorded plat of Stafford and Tranklc's Grove Addition to the .City of Hammond. Iake
County. Ind.ana. If said rents and profits will not w-ll for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de
cree, interest and costs, I -will at the same time and place offer for sale the fee simple in and to said real estate.
or so much thereof aa may be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment, interest, coats
J and accruing cos-ts. Said saie will be
, made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
I Teken as the property of David Shiaes
et al at the eu.t of Guy C. AAlnte.
LCAA'IS E. P.AKNKS. Sheriff Lake County, Indiana. G. C. WHITE. Att'y for Plaintiff. 3-18-2S: -l
The I-ad'ea' Bible Cliss will meet at the Todd heme on Indianapolis Blvd.. th'a evening. After the usual business routine of the ciass a social hour wiil follow. All members are asked to attend. Mrs. George Bader of Myrtle avenue entertained Monday afternoon in honcr of her birthday anniversary. A courre
m dinner was served, the table decoration
Turkish wtr Deauiuui. ini out or town ir,,t HI... 111a. n-iil4'w .nil
a senator p"1-1"1" " ' --."""'a ......
Sergeant AS'. Zetter of Chicago, Mrs. James Ryrori ft Hammond. Mrs. Bader received many beautiful gifts in remembrance of the day.
Mr.. AV. Ashline and daughter Ruth
of South Haven. Mich., apeet the last week-end visiting w.th Henry A'iss and family of Myrtle avenue. Mrs. refer Biey of Myrtle avenue.
has accented a position as demonstrator for Oscar Mayer and Company in
Chicago.
Mr, and Mrs. C. Stanton of Myrtle avenue had. as their guests over Sun
day, Mr. and Mrs. K. Weroer and sons.
Pernard and Harry of Chicago, and
Miss Elisabeth Biey of Port AVashirg-
ton, AVis., who is also visit. ng her sister. Mri. Ed. Jewett of Indianapolis
boulevard. Mrs. J. Ke'.ly entertained the Inde
pendent Pedro Cluo at her home on Tuesday evening at a St. Patrick's
day -party. Pedro was played pro
gressiveiv after which a course lunch- j
e'-n was served. The Kelly home was beautifully decorated in green and white. Mrs. A. Ogren of East S.de Fpent Monday at the home cf her mother Mrs. J. langohr, of Indianapolis Boulevard, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Eggers of Lake avenue srethe very proud parents of another little twelve pcund bricklayer who arrived at their home on Wednesday morning. Now Charley, don't forget the cigars. Mr. ind Mrs. H. Bevans cf Myrtle avenue entertained their friends at a Bunco rarty last Tuesday evening. The prises were awarded to Mrs. A. M.
Marts end Mr. Ogren cf East S'de. A lovely lunrhecn was served after the games. Miss E'er.or Pick is confined to hehome on Myrtle avenue with a very bad cold. Misji Beth White ef Chicago wis a Pobertiwlale visiter the fere part of the week . Mrs. Henry Soha'der of Indianapolis bculevsrd. entertained at a siv o'clock dinner last Sunday evening in honor of her birthday anniversary . The tab-lea were loaded down with all ktnds of good things to eat. Also a beautiful birthday cake. Her guests were
Mr. and Mrf. C. Fritz and fsmily. Mr. ar.d Mrs-. Tom Nicholson and son. Mr. and Mrs. August Snell. Mr. and Mrs
Elmer Bauer. Mr and Mrs. A. L. Hen-
drie kson. Mrs. Margaret Hedie, Mrs. T. Cook. Mrs. II. A'ader. Mrs. Carrie
Shade and dauf hfer A'era and Mrs. AV.
Hoffman. Many beautiful birthday
gifr were received by .Mrs. Schaider.
Also the bett wishes of her guests who
enjoyed themselves immensely througti
out the evening .
much iu-.p.-oved
A rreet.r.g of the Armenian Serian re-
Viuted States, call at once.
If ou want to get mil.
DR. HESKETT 155 State Street, Hammond Hours: 9 a- m. to 8 p. m. Sundays.
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Old Folks' Cough
will be relieved promptly by Piso's. Stops throat tackle: relieves irritation. The remedy tested by more than hfty years of use is
P ISO'S
During its life as a mighty nation, a defender of Christianity, and of Continental Europe, Poland asked nothing of any nation. Today she has again her opportunity to once again regain her title, and Is striving with all her resources to live up to her former grandure. But this time It is not so much from the moral standpoint as from the social. Today she is, and her position in Europe is such, that she once again becomes the defender of Europe. From the north comes the Russian Red with his propaganda of Bolshevism which are this would have overrun Europe but for the bulwark of the Polish armies. And once again the diplomats of Europe turn to Poland for sld. And. as before Poland is ready and willing. But while away at war her people, especially the children and aged need sustenance and this. she. the Mother cannot give as
she ought, because her energies are divided. She must seek help outside, to aid her. and this she has decided' to fio amongst her own people in oth-j er countries, and also amongst the peoples cf those cuntries. One of the greatest ot these Is America, the cradiej
of freedom. On March ?0. I?t0. the Folish National Defense Committee has decided to hold a tig day in every state In the I'nion for the benefit of the starving children of Poland, and begs every citiren to contribute as much as he is willing to the cauee. Our own Mr. Hoover has time and time ss-ain appealed to the hearts of his people to help, knowing that without such aid Poland cannot do her part In the crisis now pending.
In our own fair city of East Chicago, our genial mayor has -added his
support to the coming tag day, and as I
a starter one cf our well known and benevolent t'tizens. Mr. Walter Riley, has ttarted the ball rolling with a donation of $50 for which the local committee of the Polish National Defense Committee heartily think, him. We will close by ssklng the citizens of this fair city and state to remember the day or March 20, t20. Give, and give cheerfully, for the Lord loves a cheerful giver. Irtctl Commitete Jo.hn Bochnowekl, President. Polish National Committee, Iter. Peter Budnlk. A'ice President. Defense Committee, Julian Glowackl, Secretary; Joseph AVadss, Treasurer.
In health . Loretta. daughter of Henry Govert, is quarantined at her home with scarlet fever. Herman Wagner, section foreman of the C. O. Ti. R. w.ll rncve his family to Highland Park. III., where he has accepted a portion. Hiram'Berlin is confined to St Margaret's hospital on account of hli leg which was injured some weeks ago, but is stubborn in healing properly. Howard McNanny had the misfortune to break his arm at the wrist last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel B. Woods celebrated their thirty-eighth wedding anniversary on Sunday." Those present were Mr. and Mrs. August Anderson and family. Mr. and Mrs. A'. A. Beckman snd familj-, Mr. ind Mrs. Oscar Tallin and family. Misses Johnson and Va'.lln of Roseland. III.. Sir. Oscar Herts of Crown Point. Dr. and Mrs. Malmstrme ar.d Miss Flanery of Griffith.
LOWELL
H. D. Meyer was In HanamoBd on business yesterday. The town was full of candidates fcr county offices yesterday. The candidates for sheriff were tnost in evi-
l!DtNFi Marts ra A.
II they Tire, Itch, Smart or Barn, if Sore.
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Miss Ruth Gilby of Hsmmond spent Wednesday heie with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Emll Keilman and
fsmily of Whiting v. sued Tues-iey here with Mrs. Jacob Klassen.
Joseph Warnecke returned home
front Keokuk. loa, Wednesday morn-
ng- sfier a few days visit there with
reiati es .
John Ketlman. Sr.. and Mis. Peter Stark were visitors ac Hammond on Wednesday . John Miller, Jr., transacted business Ir Chocago on Wednesday.
FAIR GROUND BOND
ISSUE IS APPROVED TISIES 1UREAU AT STATE CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS. March IS. The staue board of tsx commissioners have ap
proved a hood lue of JUO.OOO petitica-
ed for by Lske County for the purpose of-improving the fair grounds.
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Joseph AV. Weis, Druggist.
DEMAND I Leonard Tractor Stock S NOW I - before it goes higher. Don't let anyone put you off S" get your stock delivered at once. F Miller and Willis 5
UNDERWRITERS. BJ 508-9-10 Gary Theater BuildiBf; Gary Indiana. o
IDENTIFICATI01J CARDS ARE GIVEN Former service men. holders of t'ncle Sams AVar Risk Insurance, have
received from the Bureau cf War Risk j Insurance an identification card bear- I ing their name and insurance number' for ready reefrence. such as they car- . ried while In service, states Director: P.. G. Cholmeley-Jonee of the Bureau, j This card will enable the men to' Kive their correct insurance number
when communicating with the Bures I of War Risk lnsura.nce, and slso serves for identification in case of sickness or accident. Many of these cards are being returned to the Bureau by former servke men instead of being retained. The director requests all former service nen who received these Identification cards to keep them. i i
NOTICE. This is to r.ol.-.fy all the credtlors. if they have any claims against Theodore Ziemkowski entl Alex. Kmiee, farmers, in dairy business on Fc-rsythe avenue, in the city of East Chlcag-o, on the bank of the Calumet river, to file the same not later than April Eth. 1S?0.
at 12 noon, at Foehnowski & Lesnnk I Co.. 4Sil Xiheot avenue. East Chi- !
wgo, Indiana. If the creditors will not tile their bills up to that day and hour they can't collect their btlls afterward. THEODORE ZIEMKOWSKI, ALEX KMIEC. V 5.I1-1I.5
"They Are Sure What They Are Recommended For." I'ADOKKIK TABLETS ARE
Mr. W. A. Ktzberger writes: "X wish to state that I am using your Cadomene Tablets, hed 1 am on the third tote at this time. I must say that they are sure what they are recommended for and you ran use my name as one to testify." Cadomene Tab'ets. the favorite prescription of a great physician, are recommended to nervous, worn out. tired peple with stoiratcn trouble and impoverished blood. These tablets are tonic to the various ital organr ar.d scon restore health and strength. Sold by druggists everywhere in sealed tubes. adv.
When You Take That Trip Across take advantage of First National service as agents for 24 Steamship lines. You have your choice of routes, time of sailing, class of bookings, etc. Which way will you go?
AlXAN LINE AMERICAN LINE. Philadelphta Service. ANCHOR LINE ANCHOR-DONALDSON LINE CANADIAN-PACIFIC OCEAN SERVICES, Ltl CUNARD LINE CUNARD LINE. Canadian Service. DOMINION LINE FABRE LINE FRENCH LINE HOLLAND-AMERICAN LINE LA YELOCE
LEVLAND LINE LLCTiTJ SABALTX) NATIONAL GREEK LINE NAVIGAZIONE GENERALE I TALI AN A NORXsTXII AN-AMER ICAN LINE RED STAR LINE RUSSIAN-AMERICAN LINE SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE' TRANSATLANTICA ITALIANA TRANSOCEANICA VaUITE STAR LINE THITE STAR-DOMINION LINE
Better call or write at once and get the latest ruling on- passports ard make jour preliminary arrangements. Many persons are, buying English poundf,- French francs and Italian lire at our present favorable rates, so that they will have funds available when they go abroad. The Overseas Department is open c?iily during barrking hours and every cAening from 5 to 7 (except Saturday and Sunday). First National Bank of Gary PHONE GARY 600, 601, 602, 603. PHONE GARY 600, 601, 602, 603. RESOURCES OVER $4,500,000.00. Address or phone R. R. Hemingway, Manager Foreign Exchange Department. OFFICERS F. RICHARD SCHAAF. President. ERNEST C SIMPSON. Caaruer. RAY R. HEMINGWAY. Asst. Cashier. BEN T. LEMSTER, A. Cajhier.
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